LAWYER: YouTuber Arrested for Going 70 Miles in 20 Minutes

Will you get arrested for posting illegal activity on KZbin? It's possible. This biker got away from the cops, but after his video went viral, the police tracked him down.
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[@roadmonitoroz]

My math could be wrong, but aren't there 60 minutes in an hour ? If he travelled 70 miles in 20 minutes, that means he was travelling at an average of 210 MPH / 337 KPH.

[@geelee1977]

They rounded

[@richardunruh4035]

Hopefully he doesn't hurt someone else on his way to becoming an organ donor.

[@anonnymowse]

Exactly. I am always nervous when bikers drive erratically around my car and scoot between lanes at high speed.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

I’d rather he didn’t get hurt either.

[@anonnymowse]

@@elizabetholiviaclark But you can't fix stupid.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

@@anonnymowse Three quarters of my work life was either fire prevention/inspection or occupational safety and health, so it wasn't for lack of trying. lol

[@anonnymowse]

@@elizabetholiviaclark Ho ho ho. For some reason it is a lost cause. I just saw another video with a guy bragging he doesn't use a seat belt. He was in a crash, he died and the other passenger survived, belted of course.

[@ncdogg425]

The guys who ran the Cannonball Run from New York to Los Angeles was smart enough not to post it until the statue of limitations ran out which was a year later.

[@garyb6219]

When he was in New York he visited the Statute of Liberty.

[@macmcleod1188]

That's "statute of limitations".. FYI.

[@ncdogg425]

@@macmcleod1188 👍

[@XMetalMatter]

Was his name Captain Chaos?

[@garyb6219]

@@XMetalMatter Dun dun daaa!

[@The.Dark1365]

If you want to do illegal activity become a police officer.

[@wallebo]

Far too many people have figured that out and are already cops.

[@KGMyuR3w]

Or a president.

[@nasis18]

Or a politician.

[@notusedexer]

Bottom line, never take your cell phone with you when you're committing a crime. Leave it at home so it looks like you're at home.

[@thengine7]

airplane mode turns off tracking and pinging on towers.

[@notusedexer]

@@thengine7 yes but you still receive the pings. There was a study that showed Google tracks you more when you're on airplane mode and as soon as you turn off airplane mode, it sends lots of data. So airplane mode is MORE dangerous.

[@hiddentruth1982]

The most important thing to remember about illegal activity is to not record it.

[@macmcleod1188]

Followed closely by remembering that what you're doing is actually illegal. For example, the infamous examples of stoners offering pot to the police when they forgot using pot was illegal in their states. Doing this because it had become so common in their culture that they forgot it was illegal.

[@patrickday4206]

Definitely record criminal activity just not when you are the one doing it 😂😂😂

[@peterallen4605]

uh, 70 miles in 20 minutes while topping out at 170mph? The math doesn't work out. 60 miles in 20 minutes is averaging 180mph. That said, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@jackreacher.]

Where is Spock when we need him?

[@chitlitlah]

You were so close. It's an average of 210 mph.

[@knurlgnar24]

Top speed of the bike he was riding is about 185mph and it takes miles of light traffic full throttle to hit it, so something is off with the published time.

[@thebigb1286]

I noticed that too!

[@maraudostrogoth747]

I hope you wouldn't expect fat, lazy, stupid cops to be able to do the most basic math. 🙄

[@BlackFoxLovesYou]

Hi Andrew, been loving your videos and binging for days trying to get all of the details. In one video I just watched, you mentioned lobbying the government to end civil forfeiture laws. A suggestion I have heard many times in my life. My question/video suggestion is what are the nuts and bolts of actually doing something like that? I think many people are intimidated by the idea of calling some government office, only to be met with someone who outright disagrees with you about the reason you are calling, and winding up in a confrontation when you were just trying to improve society. I know I worry about that at least. I think the friction needed to call is probably what stops many from ever doing it. And it would be very nice if the government had an online place like twitter where you could just tweet your lobbys lol. I'm sure we would all love it, and that's precisely why they'll never offer it.

[@darkkrenaissance42]

when he says Gixxer Braaaaah! lolol

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

get these dangerous people off the road

[@KhanTrav]

Thank you for your great content.

[@r000tbeer]

There are two road courses within a couple hours of his hometown. If you want to haul ass at those speeds do it there.

[@Isaac_132]

If he's riding like that they'd probably throw him off track for irresponsible and dangerous riding.

[@goseigentwitch3105]

70 miles in 20 minutes is 210 miles per hour, so some calculation is off somewhere.

[@bobpickering1]

I immediately noticed the same thing.

[@Andrewflusche]

You guys are quick! I think his actual run mileage was a tad shorter - to the outskirts of Denver. He said his GPS showed the trip would take 45 mins. The full run videos are available on the KZbins to see exactly what he did. It's insane.

[@Toshineko]

When will these people learn? If you're gonna commit crimes, do it without snitching on yourself.

[@Username-2]

Yup. It’s amazing how the obsession with social media clout gets so many fools caught.

[@Slothptimal]

GPS has the route at 45 min? So, the GPS wants him to go 96 mph?

[@BeardOfDan]

Some GPSs will factor in your driving history when estimating your travel time. It might be soft evidence that he routinely speeds.

[@parkerottoackley6325]

Thumbs 👍 up From Decatur Texas

[@Xpurple]

4:24, Why is the writing of the gas station in Russian? Почему?

[@sjh60633]

That is a criminal amount of speed and he needs to lose his license

[@galacticgufus]

I liked the visual of the pouring concrete when you said 'under the jail'. (That may be Alabama that you are thinking of though)

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

not a chance in hell of me trying that. just one person making a lane change at the wrong time and you are DEAD. or wishing you had died. the other motorist could actually be making a safe lane change, see you 20 car lengths back and then be in contact with you half a second later.

[@EricDavisED]

Putting people’s lives in danger.

[@MorbidGod391]

In the words of Phil DeFranco… Don’t be Stupid, Stupid! 😂

[@rdbchase]

2:07 "Keep in mind [that] just because you don't get pulled over on the day of an alleged offense does not mean that the officers can [sic] try to find out who you were [sic] ..." -- "can't"!!!

[@Andrewflusche]

You win the prize! I was curious if people would hear what I intended to say OR what I actually said. I decided that trying to put something on screen to correct the speako wouldn't help clarify it. :/

[@phred196]

Back in the '70s in Toronto a gentleman had a motorcycle. He would pull up by the donut shop when a cop was inside, rev his engine and take off. The officer would pursue but he would get away. He did this three times. A couple of days later the police showed up at his house. Apparently his motorcycle had a license plate and they were able to read it. The cops can find you without the internet without GPS. Poking the bear is never a good idea.

[@Bryan-Hensley]

I got a verbal warning for going 206 in a 55 back in 1983..1979 trans am 502 ci extremely built engine. 2:56 rear. 4 speed. Was going about 190 when I passed Bristol motor speedway. They only got my tag number and back then they had to catch the person driving the vehicle, even if they could identify the driver. I know plenty aren't going to believe that, but it was a highly modified car, really a race car made street legal.

[@TheSupervillain316]

Gixx talked to the police by himself about himself

[@MasterBiffpudwell]

Morons gonna be morons.

[@herbieschwartz9246]

Someone didn't pay attention in math class. 70 miles in 20 minutes is 210 MPH average.

[@brucesmith9144]

Riders like him give a bad name to the many responsible riders out on the road today.

[@MicahThomason]

As always, Andy is putting into simple words things we should all already know.

[@BobDobbs681]

He's not driving. He's traveling.

[@knurlgnar24]

He still posts videos to this day cutting lanes at 180mph+. Lots of close calls. One of them will be the last he'll ever post. He seems to be a good person based on how he treats others, but I'm pretty sure he'll not live a long life. Hopefully his lack of judgement doesn't take anyone else out with him.

[@mrhallman64]

Several friends ride, but they don't ride like idiots. There are a lot of videos online of guys like this posting videos of illegal activity and are outraged that they anyone questions their entitled behavior.

[@stevepettersen3283]

The speed freak should try out the German Autobahn.

[@BillGreenAZ]

People only look so far down the road when they pull out of a parking lot or switch lanes. At the speed this guy was going he could travel the distance outside the other driver's field of view to the other driver's vehicle and the other driver would never see him in time. I've heard it many times. I used to live 1/2 mile away from a parallel street. Motorcycles would race down that other street at night because it didn't have much traffic. One guy pulled out of a strip club parking lot and the motorcyclist ran right into him. His obituary said he died doing what he loved to do. SMH.

[@johnnolen8338]

70 miles in twenty minutes means at some point along his route he had to have been traveling at a speed of 210 miles per hour.

[@jackrichards1863]

P.S. Gixxer Brah get a new lawyer brah!

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

Dude went 170 MPH and they only gave him a slap on the wrist fine and 14 days in jail? Colorado is pathetic. I bet it's perfectly easy to drink and drive, get caught, and keep on drinking and driving too. Incredibly irresponsible. TAKE HIS LICENSE, for no less then a year.

[@BK-zp8vl]

Like there arnt enough people in jail for frivolous charges. Way to cheer on our oppressors bootlicker!

[@rodh1404]

@@BK-zp8vl How oppressive would it be if his dangerous driving put someone else in a wheelchair, or even kills them? It was a victimless crime, until he has an accident. Then there will be more than enough victims to go around. Way to cheer on our oppressors!

[@Michael-pi8ps]

He lives in Texas, But he committed the crime in Colorado. Colorado has no ability to revoke his driving privileges while in another state.

[@nasis18]

​@Michael-pi8ps States can suspend licenses from other states. Texas and Colorado are both part of the Drivers License compact. Meaning they report all infractions to the convicted individuals homestate, including DL suspension.

[@macmcleod1188]

Studies have shown that the duration of the punishment is less of a factor than the certainty of the punishment. And longer prison terms have a tendency to make the person a long-term ward of the state with reduced income and respectively lowered tax revenues.

[@johnevans9751]

Lane splitting, in most states, is illegal.

[@donkink3114]

And where it isn't, it should be, we see all of these bumper stickers and magnets that say look out for bikers, yeah but if they are acting this stupid they are going to end up road pizza. I only feel sorry for whomever they hurt and their own families who will have to remember them for their complete idiocy

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

[@joeclark7888]

70 miles in 20 min is 210 mph !

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

Flouting the law publicly has something of an exhibitionist quality to it. Popping a wheelie in front of a police station is akin to opening one's overcoat to shock the ladies.

[@coolraul07]

The math ain't mathin'. 70 miles in 20 minutes = 3.5 miles/min. 60 mph = 1 mile/min Therefore, 3.5 mi/min * 60 mph = 210 mph AVERAGE speed, meaning that at some points he'd have to be going even faster than that to counter any points where he was going slower.

[@Threedog1963]

Thank you, Captain Obvious

[@coolraul07]

@@Threedog1963 You're welcome, Private Pyle.

[@eliasthienpont6330]

🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁 THE LION WAS HERE 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁 No. 329

[@romakrelian]

Talk about a slap on the wrist.

[@dolphinride5157]

To travel 70 miles in 20 minutes you would have to average a speed of 210 mph. For that reason, there is no way he travelled 70 miles in 20 minutes. That said, Gixxer Brah is the man!

[@tomsa55]

Drivers that put others at risk while road racing need to be in jail.

[@mmiller113]

Needs more jail time.

[@user-ih5jr8rt5q]

needs no license not that licenses are okay

[@happybird4942]

I have to agree with the lawyer here. If you're a velocity junky, that's okay; please just stick to private, enclosed roadways. Please don't endanger the rest of us.

[@bryanstephens4800]

Life is not GTA. They don't have to just "Give up". Anyone driving like that should lose his right to drive. How dangerous.

[@lockabar]

Wouldn't you have to average 210 mph to cover 70 miles in 20 minutes? or is my math wrong? At 170 mph wouldn't you only cover approximately 57 miles in 20 minutes? I think it would take about 24.5 minutes to cover 70 miles at 170 mph or am I wrong? It's been many years since I was in a math class and it wasn't my best subject.

[@chele-chele]

Uhhhh, the math doesn't add up...

[@coreybabcock2023]

Thank goodness he got arrested I hate him so much

[@richarde735]

maybe he had to pee

[@anonnymowse]

He can't leave his cell phone at home, he needs it to call 911 for him when he crashes. iPhones do it, do android phones?

[@greyowl9952]

I personally think this individual was just plain stupid and he should have got more time for his stupidity, but that's just me. I myself have been a good boy for the past 28+ year's and now I'm going to just stay this way too! Better to be safe than sorry at my younger old age. 🦉

[@DANT-E]

How do you travel 70 miles in 20 minutes? He would have to be traveling at 210 mph.

[@JustPeasant]

I didn't watch any of his videos, but just from his channel's name, clearly his bike of choice is Suzuki GSX-R1000.

[@Username-2]

Yeah he rides various bikes but mainly a k5 gsxr1000.

[@nonenone-ll7ln]

if i was going to film myself committing a crime, burner phone all the way. use an new account and then "mirror" the video on my main account. i'd also do some editing. blur anything that doesn't look like an ordinary stock GXR. alter the voice.

[@jackrichards1863]

To be able to travel 75 miles in 20 minutes do we not have to maintain speed constant of 235 MPH? Upon that mathematical examination I put it to you that GixxerBrah could not have possibly done what is protrayed in the video. During the video it is claimed the speedo reading of a maximum 180 MPH and near all other speeds recorded slower mean the video is in fact a simple movie with effects, illusions and the false but perceivable impression that he was going fast enough to do the impossible. NOT GUILTY!

[@KonekoPurrrfection]

This is why people hate bikers

[@DarthVader-1701]

Brah sound like Bra but with a little H in the pronunciation.

[@ehudgavron9086]

70 miles in 20 minutes means 210MPH. If the highest he ever got to was 170MPH the numbers don't up. Not going to bother addressing the "stupid" aspect here. Not even a cool southern bow tie can make that puppy look good.

[@TheLunarLegend]

Important legal tip #1: DON'T BREAK THE LAW!

[@stephendrake8145]

70 miles in 20 minutes is 210mpg, not going to happen, would have run out of gas very quickly too…

[@stephendrake8145]

210mph

[@Isaac_132]

I don't know what the statute of limitations is on traffic offenses in other states but the best I could find was the Texas Transportation code is part of the Texas Criminal code and driving offenses are typically misdemeanors which I think have a statute of limitations of two years. That tells me that Texas cops have two years to get those charges filed on you for a driving offense. If you feel absolutely compelled to post videos of you driving or riding like a bellend then it’s best to wait a couple year before you post that 💩. Btw, I got pulled over for 142 in an 80 zone on my bike the other night. Know a good lawyer? 🏍🚓 😅😅😅

[@TheChocoboWhisperer]

Guys like this should get years of prison time and/or country-wide driving bans. At that speed, you're forcing everyone else on the road into a game of Russian roulette. It needs a strong deterrent. Thankfully he was stupid enough to lead the police right to him.

[@GeorgeJefferson1775]

Lighten up, you be saying that when the cops nail you for something.

[@patrickday4206]

Darwin awards

[@jonathanjohnson8656]

Admit nothing. Deny everything. Make counter accusations. Lol

[@bgregg55]

Rendon Dietzmann is his real name not that anyone really cares.

[@wadepearson8336]

Start seeing motorcycles. Or something.

[@TheTransporter007]

GSX-R riders are... intolerable. Virginia's speeding laws are... unconstitutional.

[@brianleeper5737]

Virginia, the Birthplace of Democracy.

[@warrentrout]

But they make money off of youtube. That's why

[@anonymous-tn6ij]

Yeah, sounds like a bullshit story because you can’t place him at the scene. You can only place the phone somebody could’ve borrowed his bike. KZbin videos are edited just because your phone went somewhere. Doesn’t mean you did. That’s not evidence and I can repost his video and say look how fast I went, and then I can get in an airplane and fly there. I could say I drove across the country and just fly to Florida with my cell phone and say look I got here and post some edited motorcycle video and the cops can’t come find you for traffic in fractions just because, you post a video on KZbin it’s not evidence

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Criminals are never punished any more.

[@KonekoPurrrfection]

Just so people know a motorcycle hitting a car at that speed with destroy everyone in that vehicles life and most likely delete them all. People don't seem to understand how dangerous that is.

[@mattbrown5511]

Drop a gear and disappear. And of course, the police drive like assholes even when NOT on a true emergency calls. Rules for thee, but not for me.

[@Threedog1963]

And no one will shed a tear when DBag is a red stain on the freeway.

[@mattbrown5511]

@@Threedog1963 I'll save any grief for decent people. Neither the LEOs nor the citizen.

[@ro2007]

Why are you giving advice to help future lawbreakers? Time to unsubscribe from your site.

[@d0peshow]

What a talented rider!

[@rickmassey1272]

Are you getting a kickback for helping with the monetization of Gixxer Brah's video?... posting a ridiculed video is hypocritical

[@chrisparker9886]

They should take his license for life!

[@maximoran9863]

This Gixxer brah is an idiot for getting caught, but honestly I've got nothing but respect for that run

[@rickmassey1272]

...lol...smh...the name is pronounced Gixxer Brah(JIX-ser BRUH')...you sound like a KAREN the way you pronounce the name... 🤣😂😁

[@Andrewflusche]

Have you heard how he pronounces "brah"? I'm doing my best Gixxer Brah impression. :)

[@diegomontoya796]

Nick r is fd.

[@jackreacher.]

Colorado, the blue state, trying to be red.

[@concernedcitizen2868]

Was he driving or travelling? The people have a right to travel ?

[@robertbelardo7087]

Sov Cit nutter

[@theprofessorfate6184]

This is how law enforcement wastes your tax dollars.

[@Threedog1963]

Arresting criminals? Yeah, what a waste.🙄

[@BK-zp8vl]

@@Threedog1963imagine if they put this amount of effort into stopping school shooters!

[@theprofessorfate6184]

@@Threedog1963 Right. Real "criminals" If speeding is criminal, we're all guilty. Get it?